My husband would repeatedly tell me she was doing well and even though she missed me, she was entrenched in her own life at preschool with her friends.
But Antigone is equally entrenched in her view, which is that natural law – her duty to her dead brothers, both of them – trump the city's laws every time.
Rachel Zoe greets me at the door of her New York hotel room with her head tilted to one side and a large brush entrenched in her beachy-blonde wet hair.
As you can see, as nicely as you might do it, pointing out any of these faux pas might risk your friendship with the bride, especially if she's entrenched in her position.
Patricia Gherovici, an Argentina-trained psychoanalyst who practiced for decades in the north Philadelphia barrio, serving a mostly low-income Puerto Rican community, says that deeply entrenched within her field is the idea that some brains – low-income, less-educated brains – are "unanalysable".
She is vulnerable, raw and firmly entrenched in her womanhood in a way she has been unable to communicate until now.
Ms. Scotchel, a former basketball star, is relatively fragile in her recovery, while Ms. Rogers appears firmly entrenched in hers despite a tempestuous personal life.
She's apparently going to be on the bus a lot, trying to dispel the already entrenched image of her as, well, a detached billionaire.
Instead, the results largely reflect a stalemate, with the Democrats who already supported her bolstered in their faith, and the Republicans who already opposed her further entrenched in their convictions.
